I'm a knife collector and amatuer photographer. Sometimes they turn out pretty good...
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looks good to me!!!
that 1st pic is great, the maker of that knife should buy the pic from you to use in their advertising.
Thanks guys.
The first one is handmade by Mike Wilson up in Hayesville, N.C. He's got about 40 years of experience under his belt. I like folders, but saw this one at a craft show and had to have it. His prices are pretty reasonable, too. You can look him up at Mike Wilson knives.com. He does pretty well with a camera on his own..
The first one is handmade by Mike Wilson up in Hayesville, N.C. He's got about 40 years of experience under his belt. I like folders, but saw this one at a craft show and had to have it. His prices are pretty reasonable, too. You can look him up at Mike Wilson knives.com. He does pretty well with a camera on his own..
Yeah, I agree 100%! That is a great picture. All the knives look great!!
I like that blue bone case folder (not familiar with case knifes or the materials but that's a beauty.)
Thanks for the kind words.
The blue one is called a "peanut". Small framed and very pocket friendly with nice, useable blade shapes. I carry one a good bit. It's cow bone dyed blue.
Case knives are still 100% Made in the U.S.A. and assembled and finished by hand in Bradford, Pa. by a tight-knit group (a lot of them family) who take customer satisfaction very seriously. You got a problem with a Case, send it in. They'll make it right. Club members can go there and get a guided tour of the plant and even assemble their own knife.
They also host a collector reunion every two years and pull out all the stops to make it quite an event.
Woops, I'm babbling.
http://www.wrcase.com/index_en.php
The blue one is called a "peanut". Small framed and very pocket friendly with nice, useable blade shapes. I carry one a good bit. It's cow bone dyed blue.
Case knives are still 100% Made in the U.S.A. and assembled and finished by hand in Bradford, Pa. by a tight-knit group (a lot of them family) who take customer satisfaction very seriously. You got a problem with a Case, send it in. They'll make it right. Club members can go there and get a guided tour of the plant and even assemble their own knife.
They also host a collector reunion every two years and pull out all the stops to make it quite an event.
Woops, I'm babbling.
http://www.wrcase.com/index_en.php
